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Dr. Paul Sullivan

Dr. Paul Sullivan

Biography

Paul Sullivan is a Reader in Psychology at the University of Bradford. He has a specialist interest in dialogical psychology and its applications to qualitative analysis, mental health and organisations and has a wider interest in the interface between moral philosophy and psychology.
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Research

Qualitative Psychology, Mental Health, Art and Creativity, Organisations, Social Psychology. Qualitative Psychology, Mental Health, Art and Creativity, Organisations, Social Psychology. Current Projects The Aesthetics of Memory Emotional Regulation and Dysregulation (with Professor I. Burkitt) Embodiment and Discourse (with Dr. James Cresswell) Migrant Identity (with Dr. Kesi Mahendaran) Fandom Rhetoric and Mythmaking (with Dr. Hannah Intezar) 

Professional activities

  • Publication of the Month: The effect of territorial stigmatisation on ontological security: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nKjOeA0pLu4 (1 October 2018)
  • Outstanding Research By an Early Career Scholar (1 January 2008)

  • History and Philosophy Section of the BPS QMIP section of the BPS.
  • Chair.History and Philosophy Section of the BPS,

  • University of Bradford -

  • British Psychological Society, Qualitative Psychology Section. History and Philosophy Section

Publications

  • Qualitative Data Analysis Using a Dialogical Approach

    Sullivan (2012) Sage.